Navigating the Landscape of School Leadership
Discover the nuanced world of educational leadership and the top strategies to engage with school leaders more effectively.
The Power of Collaboration in the Classroom
Collaboration is a key term in the professional world. Teachers have collaborated for years. However, the idea of student collaboration is quickly gaining ground. So, what’s ideal when it comes to collaboration in the classroom? Perhaps several children gathered around a table engaged in a high-level task? Or a college lecture hall where students discuss, […]
The Impact of Blockchain in Education on Tomorrow’s Learning Landscape
Discover how businesses in education are driving blockchain adoption in schools. Shape a secure, transparent future for learning.
Unveiling School + Student Performance (ESSA) Data Updates for 2024: A Critical Resource for Educators
Unlock critical insights to stay ahead in the education sector with Agile’s 2024 ESSA Data Update, including timely trends and strategic data access.
Leaders Leave Too: The Unspoken Crisis of School Leaders Resigning
Leaders Leave Too: The Unspoken Crisis of School Leaders Resigning There’s a lot of talk about teachers leaving the classroom and the education field altogether. Many people are more or less aware that America is experiencing a teacher shortage. Although their personal reasons vary, the current teacher shortage typically falls into three categories: overworked, underpaid, […]
Data-Driven Strategy (Part 2: Engaging School Decision Makers in a Post-ESSER Environment): with Mike LeClare and Verlan Stephen
Agile Video Series Data-Driven Strategy Part 2 Engaging School Decision Makers in a Post-ESSER Environment with Mike LeClare + Verlan Stephens Watch Now In the second installment of this video series, Mike and Verlan will discuss: Timely insights and surprising trends revealed in the latest ESSA data reporting The importance of real-time data to understand […]
Data Clean-Up: Preparing Your Education Database for the Next Purchasing Cycle
Discover the importance of data hygiene in reaching educational stakeholders effectively and how to align your database for the next purchasing cycle.Â
How Does Cyberbullying Affect Mental Health in Schools?
Explore cyberbullying’s deep impact on students’ mental health, and discover actionable strategies to promote safer school environments.Â
G.A.M.E.S. for the Classoom
G.A.M.E.S. for the Classoom I recently attended a professional development session where the presenter intentionally used the word “play” in the presentation. For years this was an unspoken no-no in our district. Yes, students used educational games but we never said that word because students were learning not playing. There has been a sudden shift […]
Gaming in Classrooms
Gaming in Classrooms As I was writing this piece, I had multiple flashbacks to the 1980s, the decade I first experienced game based learning. To this day, I attribute these gaming experiences as integral to my understanding of my favorite subject – history. However, although the games I was playing were directly related to content, […]
Strengthening Connections with Educational Leaders: Overcoming Challenges and Strategies for Success
Discover the key strategies for effective communication with educational leaders in evolving ecosystems and how data-driven outreach enables success.Â
A Comprehensive Guide on Post-CARES Federal Funding for Schools
Explore the post-CARES federal funding landscape for schools, its repercussions, and how educational service providers are adapting for success.
Gaming in Higher Education
Gaming in Higher Education Many have seen game-like exercises in K-12 classrooms, but expectations for those pedagogies typically stop at the gates of higher education. Not anymore. On many campuses across the globe, games are also becoming a learning resource at the college level. Although gaming is typically viewed as a pastime or a fun […]
The Shift Towards Non-Traditional Education Models
The Shift Towards Non-Traditional Education Models ascascascas If I was writing this article in the 20th century, “non-traditional” schooling would reference alternatives to public schools like Montessori education, charter schools, or Expeditionary Learning programs. All three represent both the historical trend to offer variety in the way schooling happen and, through their growth, the normalizing […]
Is Elementary Education Shifting Towards Non-Traditional Education Models?
Is Elementary Education Shifting Towards Non-Traditional Education Models? Last week we celebrated National School Choice Week. This is a week where parents are encouraged to learn about all educational options available for their child. Over the past several years, many parents sought other educational school settings for their children. There are a variety of factors […]
Is There Room for AI in Elementary School?
Is There Room for AI in Elementary School? Growing up I watched Saturday morning cartoons. Two of my favorite families were the Flintstones and the Jetsons. At the time, I enjoyed the humor and funny antics. Looking back, I marvel at the stark contrast of their time periods. They were both living their best lives […]
AI in the Classroom
AI in the Classroom I was recently asked by a member of my Professional Learning Network (PLN) how my district is addressing artificial intelligence (AI) in our school. Her school system is starting down the road of exploration of AI; specifically, the implications and applications of this game changing technology. As we have started down […]
Artificial Intelligence and Higher Education
Artificial Intelligence and Higher Education The discussion of AI and its place in Higher Ed is on the table nationwide. Higher education institutions are joining other companies and organizations in several ways to embrace artificial intelligence for educators and students alike. First things first, what is AI? Thanks to media influences, consumers have varying ideas […]
Data-Driven Strategy (Part 1: Engaging School Decision Makers in a Post-ESSER Environment): with Mike LeClare and Verlan Stephens
Agile Video Series Data-Driven Strategy Part 1 Engaging School Decision Makers in a Post-ESSER Environment with Mike LeClare + Verlan Stephens Watch Now In the first installment of this video series, Mike and Verlan will discuss: Knowing your districts Key factors that help businesses effectively visualize the current market landscape Proven strategies for aligning your […]
The Swinging Pendulum of Elementary Education
The Swinging Pendulum of Elementary Education When I first began teaching 25 years ago I heard the phrases “the pendulum swings” or “same idea, but different name.” Now I understand what those teachers meant because I too have seen trends come and go. Whether you are working with a new educator or a veteran teacher, […]
First Year Teachers vs. Veteran Teachers: The Secondary Edition
First Year Teachers vs. Veteran Teachers: The Secondary Edition We all have our influential core convictions regarding education. Whether the topic is classroom management, instructional practices, or year long schooling, our beliefs are the collection of our experiences. To specify, by “experiences” I am referring to things like the content (reading, podcasts, videos) we engage […]
Where is Higher Education Headed?Â
Where is Higher Education Headed? Like every other education sector, the landscape of Higher Education has had to pivot several times over the last four years. Undoubtedly, COVID-19 caused change in schools and the need to modify and adapt just about everything. However, education trends have also changed, and technology has certainly contributed to a […]
First Year Teachers vs. Veteran Teachers: The Elementary Edition
First Year Teachers vs. Veteran Teachers: The Elementary Edition As a stakeholder, knowing the perspectives of various educators will help you target your marketing to better meet the diverse needs of educators. Last year my future daughter in law, Hailey Carlson, was gearing up to do her student teaching. She has since graduated and started […]
How AI Can Help Schools Prepare New Teachers
Unlock the secrets of school budgets and purchasing cycles, and how businesses in the education sector can introduce more effective strategies for outreach.